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Looking good Mitch


Could he look anymore stupid?!


Yes, Howarth's was once a decent-sized cutlery company, but like the others, it waned over the years, and Jack was the last of them. He ended up owning Wright's too, and both names were used. John Maleham rented part of the ground floor of the factory building, where he made a selection of artists' tools, and he wanted to buy the building from Jack. Jack was old, and wanted to retire, so he would only sell John the building if he bought the cutlery business too. While John bought both the Howarth and Wright names, he only ever used the latter. I did ask him about getting some Howarth Lambs made up, and he was agreeable, but then suddenly retired, so it was one of many project that never happenedI was trying to remember why that name rang a bell. Isn’t that the name on the little gate/door at the top of the stairs in the Wright’s factory? I thought that I had taken a picture of that when we visited, but I must have been thinking of one that you’ve shared before.


Two beautiesCorrect, 26 was the count only the vintage elevator Micarta, not including the extra two knives, which were made with leftover liners that had already been stamped with the GL-24 stamp. I ashe’d Eric to choose the handle materials. He had slightly different names for these on the box labels, but I referred to them Pickle Bone and Cranberry Relish Jigged Bone.
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Berry beautiful!Yes, Berry's green brother is a stunner, too!
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LOL!Dang these are good. Maybe I should not have bought the 2lb bag. These will be gone by Sunday
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Good morning Guardians, I'm off to the dentist for a filling - lost when a previous dentist hit me in the teeth with the dental pliers!




